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16 Nov 2023
#politics
Le Monde: Pedro Sanchez wins vote for new term as Spanish PM after amnesty deal
Spain's acting prime minister Pedro Sanchez has received backing from the country's parliament for another term as prime minister. The decision to grant amnesty to Catalan separatists in exchange for their support has divided the nation, with protests and criticism from opponents. Sanchez defended the amnesty during the parliamentary debate, arguing it was necessary to heal wounds and guarantee unity. Critics argue that the amnesty is a self-serving measure and an attack on the rule of law.
Fox News: President Xi: China will send more giant pandas to the US
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced that China will send new pandas to the United States as a gesture of friendship between the two countries. The pandas are likely to be sent to California, specifically San Diego. This move comes after the recent meeting between Xi and President Joe Biden, where they pledged to reduce tensions.
Red State: WATCH: Sen. Kennedy Nails Biden Judicial Nominee Who Can't Answer Basic Legal Question
Joe Biden's district judge nominee, Sara Hill, struggled to explain the difference between a "stay" order and an "injunction" order during questioning from Senator John Kennedy. Despite being touted as an "accomplished litigator," Hill's lack of knowledge raised concerns about her qualifications for the position. However, her nomination is likely to be supported by Democrats due to her status as a Native American candidate and alignment with their political agenda.
National Review: Senate Approves Stopgap Funding Bill to Avert Government Shutdown
The Senate passed a two-tier, short-term funding bill to partially fund the federal government until early 2024. The bill does not include aid for Israel or Ukraine and extends the deadline for spending bills. Negotiations over foreign aid and military spending remain challenging.
#society
Fox News: Fire at Los Angeles interstate puts public scrutiny on stockpiling of flammable materials
The Los Angeles freeway fire last weekend, caused by arson, damaged a vital section of Interstate 10 near downtown. The fire burned about 100 support columns, forcing the closure of the freeway. It will take three to five weeks to repair.
Daily Wire: A Satanist Pedophile Gang Is Torturing Kids. The FBI Didn’t Seem To Care Unless It Could Blame White Supremacy.
A Satan-worshipping cult of pedophiles known as 764 is blackmailing girls into harming themselves. The FBI's focus on their racism rather than their heinous crimes raises questions. The group's leader is a 19-year-old Russian called Yuri who identifies as a "femboy."
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: UN committee passes resolution condemning North Korean human rights abuses for 19th year in a row
The United Nations condemns North Korean human rights abuses for the 19th year. The resolution calls for member nations to not repatriate political refugees and suggests referring human rights abuses to the International Criminal Court.
North Korea is closing embassies worldwide amid suspicions of a financial crisis. North Korean Ambassador denies the resolution as "anti-North Korean propaganda" and a "fraudulent document." South Korea supports the resolution.
American Thinker: LGBTQ and the Palestinians… spread the woke!
Members of the alphabet narcissist brigade are showing support for Hamas, much to their excitement. They hope to educate Hamas about microaggressions, pronouns, systemic racism, and other woke concepts. However, they fail to acknowledge that gays are not welcome in Palestine, raising concerns about the hypocrisy of their alliance.
Fox News: Putin 2024: Why he will almost certainly win another term, retaining presidency till 2030
In 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin is likely to run for re-election and win another six-year term, remaining in power until 2030 and possibly longer. Despite his authoritarian style, most Russians approve of Putin's activities as president, and there is no clear alternative candidate with the support of the people. Putin's rise to power was orchestrated by Boris Yeltsin, who handpicked him as his successor in 1999. The Russian people prefer a strong leader like Putin, especially during times of conflict and confrontation with other nations.
The Telegraph: Israel drops leaflets into southern Gaza signalling expansion of operations
The Israeli air force warns residents of Khan Younis in Gaza to evacuate for their safety, implying an imminent military operation. Thousands of displaced Palestinians are seeking refuge in the area, causing overcrowding and shortages.
#economy
American Thinker: Obama's financial legacy – a shift from bank bailouts to bail-ins
Bail-ins save failing banks by reducing the value of shares, bonds, and uninsured deposits. It's the opposite of a bailout and has been legalized in the US since the 2008 financial crisis. Depositors might face losses and become equity holders. The Dodd-Frank Act banned bank bailouts and introduced bail-ins, shifting the financial burden to depositors and bondholders. It marked a turning point in financial history.
#military
Red State: Wing and a Prayer: Marines Still Struggling With Star-Crossed F-35B
Marine Corps continues to face problems with their F-35B fighter jets, with all four delivered to the North Carolina air base having deficiencies. The Pentagon is working with the contractor and Lockheed to address concerns. Despite the issues, the Marine Corps plans to stand up six squadrons of the F-35Bs, which cost $100 million each.
#religion
Times Of Israel: Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon: What Happens to Jewish Law During War? | The Times of Israel
Rabbi Yosef Zvi Rimon and Rabbi Shmuel Ismach discuss the role of halacha during war and how it guides us in the darkest times. They explore halachic questions that arise during war, such as donating a kidney or getting married. The conversation delves into finding redemption even in difficult situations.
#culture
GB News: The Crown should ‘have a disclaimer’: Dodi and Diana engagement – ‘we don’t know this happened’
Netflix's series The Crown faces calls for a disclaimer by royal experts due to inaccurate and dramatized events. The final season will depict Princess Diana's last days with Dodi Al-Fayed, including their fatal car crash. The show will explore the tension between fact and fiction in its storytelling.
#education
The Federalist: Sam Bankman-Fried's Folly Is A Tale As Old As Time
Former FTX founder, Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud conviction reveals risks of a practical-only education, lacking timeless wisdom. A lesson on arrogance and disregarding rules.
#crime
Fox News: Execution looms for TX death row inmate convicted of abduction and murder in 2001
Convicted Texas inmate David Renteria, scheduled for execution, claims gang members forced him to abduct 5-year-old Alexandra Flores from a Walmart store and killed her. Prosecutors believe Renteria committed the crime alone, citing evidence such as DNA matching and his palm print on a plastic bag used to cover the victim's head. Renteria's lawyers argue they have been denied access to crucial case files.
#other
GB News: Train strikes to spark havoc in Christmas build up as 15 lines take action
British rail network faces delays in the lead up to Christmas as union Aslef announces a rolling programme of strikes over pay. The walkouts will take place from December 2-8, affecting different train companies each day. Aslef argues for a proper pay rise, while the Rail Delivery Group calls the action unnecessary.